An alternative guide to Paris

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Beauty, Intricacy and Desire: Women in Japanese Woodblock Prints

Jul 20, 2016

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in Exhibitions in Paris, This Week

With its new exhibition, Miroir du désir, Musée Guimet takes us on a unique visual exploration of female body and its place in rare Japanese woodblock prints.
Celebrating the Beat Generation at Centre Pompidou

Jul 20, 2016

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in Exhibitions in Paris, This Week

With its new exhibition, Centre Pompidou retraces the pivotal Beat movement from New York to San Francisco to Paris.
Nothing at All: David Ryan & Jérôme Joy at Palais de Tokyo

Jul 20, 2016

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in Exhibitions in Paris

Visual artist David Ryan and composer/musician Jérôme Joy recount the birth and life events of a clover hunter, played by Ryan, through a combination of drawings, videos and sounds.
Mika Rottenberg | Palais de Tokyo

Jul 20, 2016

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in Exhibitions in Paris

Argentinian artist, Mika Rottenberg, comes to Palais de Tokyo, Paris for her second solo show in France. On display are a series of recent video installations as well as some of her earlier video installations that put her on the map, including NoNoseKnows (2015), Bowls Balls Souls Holes (2014), SEVEN (2011) and Squeeze (2010). Mika…
Marguerite Humeau at Palais de Tokyo

Jul 20, 2016

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in Exhibitions in Paris

FOXP2 is the first major solo exhibition in France of artist Marguerite Humeau’s works, currently on view at Palais de Tokyo, Paris. The exhibition comprises of a new series of works created by the French-born artist wherein she aims to reenact the origin of life and the development of conscious life forms. With myths, speculations…